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Theater & Performance Studies' capstone project production of "106" portrayed a thoughtful exploration of the ethics of technology through four vignettes, writes Anthony Martinez Rosales. The play was written, rehearsed and produced all during spring quarter.
TAPS’ production of “Snow in Midsummer” adapts the 13th-century Chinese play into a modern take on how to balance family obligation and personal fulfillment, writes Alexa Figueroa.
Based on her thoughtful, dedicated and elaborate costuming in “Eurydice,” it’s abundantly clear that Sittler’s meticulous design process has paid off, taking her one step nearer to successfully closing the curtain on her costume design journey at UC Berkeley.
Theater and Performance Studies' production of "Julius Caesar" left the audience pondering who there is to blame, writes Alexa Figueroa.
Told through snapshots of Oya’s journey into adulthood and framed by her Louisiana street, the play follows a young girl who must navigate the entangled dynamics of her home while growing up.